A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between Iranian and Uzbek companies to boost cooperation in the technical and consulting fields. The agreement, which was announced by Abbasnejad, a legal representative of the Iranian company, focuses on the development of ICT infrastructure, interactions, and the creation of advanced ICT systems in Uzbekistan.
Abbasnejad highlighted that the company, based at Pardis Science and Technology Park, has been a key player in the ICT sector for many years. The company specializes in designing and implementing comprehensive ICT plans as well as monitoring and control systems, with the aim of improving stability, safety, and security across various industries.
The MoU was signed during the International Innovation and Technology Exhibition (INOTEX 2025) in Tehran, held from April 29 to May 2. The event saw participation from over 500 innovative companies from Iran and other countries, showcasing products and ideas in sectors such as artificial intelligence, renewable energy, medical technology, and the Internet of Things.
INOTEX 2025 featured various highlights including ‘INOTEX Pitch’ (a startup competition), ‘Main Stage’ (inspirational speeches), specialized sessions, mentoring, and exhibitions of cutting-edge technological products. The exhibition also offered educational workshops for enthusiasts and business owners, providing a platform to introduce new technologies, foster partnerships, and exchange insights into the latest global competitive trends, quality standards, and technological developments.
